Carlos Moog Bach Little Prelude E BWV 937

[NimbleTurtle13]

Aww crap I accidentally disliked the video. First time that ever happened. I swear. 

[AbaddonSpanks]

LIttle Baby Abaddon is SOOOOooooo jealous right here...

[AlainHubert]

Wendy would approve! I do too. Great job.

[edonan85]

Nice try!

[rh7189]

absolutely delightful)))))))))))))

[Tubeuserthefirst]

its great! I thought it was wendy!! great done!!

[daasvand]

Please play it backwards is sounds just as beautiful and kind crazzzy!

[SolarGranulation]

Most enjoyable!

[JohnLRice]

Well done, sounds great!

[cicciodinonnapapera5]

excellent job, bravo!

[morekew]

Well done!

[REELvival]

Very well done. But I'm sorry I have to say this has not much to do with Wendy Carlos' works, as she/he played voice by voice by hand onto a multitrack tape. Your interpretation sounds like played back by a computer or sequencer. Don't get me wrong, it is pretty good work and nice patching and sounds. But it's not the same "spirit" like the rhythmically slightly inaccurate, tape-sounding, analog-detuned Wendy Carlos sound (I'm speaking of the original Switched-on Bach record). Just my 2 cents...

[fooloof]

Sounds great! You say "home built" Moog. Are these Moog modules? Where did you get them?

[yourforte]

Lovely..

[4825mixd]

Any chance of the Walter Carlos 'Switched On Bach' Sheep May Safely Graze it's beautiful , I have the LP (Vinyl) but my attempts to even CD it flatten it out badly , unlike this well produced upload which is crisp and splendid.

[faultelectronica]

I keep coming back to listen to this... I love the precision - especially with how you use the attack on the envelope - it's great how tight the timing is. I think this is how Bach should be played, the sounds don't try to emulate any other instrument, but due to the clarity of the sound I think it's perfect for music as complex as this.

[faultelectronica]

This is brilliant.

[IllPropaganda]

Props!

[saemundar]

soooooo geil! XD sehr gut! 

[demusicasacra]

Oh, great !!! Walter/Wendy Carlos is your spiritual mother/father (arf, arf :-)))))

Seriously, I like this since Switched o Bach and Clockwork Orange !

[MrWatercolorguy]

Fantastic! I always wanted to try one of tese, but it looked too complicated so I went with the cello instead.

[lazicful]

Ohhh nooo, he's playing classical music... (portal 2 reference)

[yatescr]

This is most excellent! I hope you are "discovered!"

--Former Minimoog/B3 owner

[pelusonpuntocom]

Splendido !!!

[scottseansmith2]

This just made me HAPPY. You really should put together an album. I know it's been done, but these performances are just as good as any out there IMHO, and it's always nice to hear creative realizations like this.

[pobinr]

My father listened to Beethoven & Mozart. Then along came a friend of his in 1968 with Switched on Bach. Blew my mind.

After that there was no other composer for me to touch Bach or come close. I love Baroque on Moog then & love it now. Perfectly suited. Warm & clear sounding. You've done a great job too. Be nice to hear number 4 of the six also on Moog... hint hint.

[SunsetSix]

If old Johann Sebastian had had access to a Moog, he would have been so happily busy 24/7 he wouldn't have had the time to father 7 children!

[MissDeniseHewitt]

Brilliant Orchestration for Moog! I also adore the pioneering music from Carlos from Switched-On-Bach to her orchestration for Clockwork Orange, Tron & the Shining:) Warm Winter Wishes - DeniseX

[ElektronicCricket]

Yes , great !!!

[Thomsonicus]

thanks for the upload!

[TheAlphadial]

Would you be willing to share patch layouts for some of the sounds?

[cloudhop]

@TheAlphadial

thanks for your comments

I dont keep a record of patches..its all intuitive

[rvod49]

I have an old cassette of Wendy's original Bach. This is in the same league, unlike her later reworking of it. Superb!

[pinkbluegreenpurpleL]

how long did it take you? It would take me lemme see about a decade. haha

[telescopereplicator]

Great job! This synth sounds nice. If you did all of this with old, analog synths only: well done, hats off, I bow to you !! Making the right sound is one thing, but I can only guess how many hours you must have spent programming the sequencer. What sequencer did you use? I also read you used a home built synth. Yes...you are a true fan !!!

[cloudhop]

@telescopereplicator ...thanks.. appreciated

[1001100x02]

You truly do pay homage to both Wendy and Bach!  Billiant.

[kibtong3]

great picture!

[thereminraul]

Congratulations!!! and Thank´s

[JamesHowardYoung]

Very nice and true to the original (Wendy, that is!)

[skullcraft11]

awsome as ppl say bach would be proud

[synthesizerman]

That is a sad looking Moog in the picture

[cloudhop]

I'm sorry about the picture..its half way thru the building of the DIY 3C...but it looks pretty cool now!

[justwaving]

Great job!

[cloudhop]

Thanks

[NagualElias]

ooh can you do the d minor little prelude from the six little preludes?

[cloudhop]

Thanks.....Sure, quite a lot...one has to be careful about too much timbral colour in a small piece as it quickly becomes disjointed and it loses its identity, it all depends on the piece itself.

[JohnLRice]

Sounds excellent!

[Synthfool]

Excellent!

Bach would be proud!

Moog too. :)

[Kraviotho]

Woow Quiero un sintetizador, suenan genial :D

5/5 me gustan mucho los sonidos sintetizados

nice ;D

[cloudhop]

Thank you..Yes..a replica of an original

Moog 3C with most of the modules working and controlled via Midi CV converter rather than

the Moog dedicated keyboard..

[fystasjoppheng]

Well done! You play beautiful and it sounds very nice on synthesizer. Is it your home built synth on the picture?